Ship Components!(<---- Hyperlink.)
From Companion-------
Holo-Field: A giant ship going invisible when still and distorted to even computer systems while moving. Perfect.
Distortion Cannon (On
the Prow): It tears a hole in reality and then collapses soon after. Wonderful.
Dome of Crystal Seers: Protection from all forms of Warp nasties. One can never be too sure about such things. Along with that, it shall be the burial ground for the dead where they may provide advice and find comfort for all of eternity.
CP Stuff!----------
1150cp + 2800cp = 3950cp
Jovian Pattern Nova Cannon (1000cp): It is a cannon that is known to cut planets clean in half and create brief points of nonexistance. They may be difficult to aim, they may be useless in close range, they may be unstable... but, I am keeping it!
Cyclonic Torpedoes + 1 Extra Torpedo Launcher (1000cp): Exterminatus, enough said. (<---- Hyperlink. Skip to 1:55.)
Sulik Warp Engine (500cp): A very, very good engine that uses anti-matter and matter to fuel itself. Wonderful.
12 Back-Up Void Shields (1200cp): Can never have too many shields.
Final CP------
3950cp – 3700cp = 250cp
Eldrad the Dick
“Because
Eldrad is one of the most powerful psykers in current existence… Still below a
few people, but he is high on the charts.” I stated as I picked up my staff in
my obviously mechanical hand. “If we can solve this issue peacefully, we may be
able to escape without any causalities.” With a hum, I made my way over to the
Sister of Battle, who turned and walked beside me as we made our way toward the
transport.
“Did he
come with anyone?” My fingers tightened up around the metal of the staff, my
eyes glancing around a little bit as we made our way through the repair
station. “He brought along a surprisingly large number of Exodites. I suggest
that we at least prepare for a battle. Speaking of psykers… When do you plan on
getting sanctioned so that you may properly serve the Emperor and not become a
portal to the Warp?” The Celestian wondered, glancing over toward me with her
calm, yet stern expression that almost seemed to be a constant in this universe
of chaos.
I let out a
small huff and gave a small shake of my head. “I would prefer to stay away from
the Black Ships. I know what they do on those damn things. I will be fine… For
now, we have other issues besides how alien my mind is.” As I spoke, we stepped
onto the transport and made our way to the surface of the planet. If Eldrad had
something up his sleeve, I was at least hoping that it was going to be annoying
instead of harmful.
“I doubt
that you will be fine. Even the Astropaths, blessed and bound to the Emperor,
can fall to possession and corruption.” She said in return as she lowered
herself into one of the present seats across from my own. “Noted. At least I
don’t seem capable of telepathy, hmm? Free will is important.” Though her
expression did not shift, it seemed as if she was somewhere between finding the
comment humorous considering almost no one had free will in the Imperium… or
offensive. I honestly could not tell.
The
transport landed a short distance from the park where Eldrad had appeared, the
Exodites only paying us a glance before returning to their work. My men were
nearby and Carwyn seemed to be talking with him for the moment, along with
another Eldar Farseer that seemed to have accompanied him. As I stepped out of
the transport, the world started to roll as the sheer weight of the combined
psychic energy slammed into me, forcing me to steady myself with the help of my
staff… and Cierra when she stepped over from the crowd to keep me from falling
over. “Why did I expect something less than a boulder?” I muttered, allowing
Cierra to help me over toward Eldrad, at least until I was able to regain my
composure.
“Ah, your ‘companion’
has arrived, Carwyn. See Macha? Carwyn isn’t being held prisoner and being
subjected to vile depravities, the like that would make even our corrupted
cousins blush. Despite what your fan-fiction says…” As Eldrad spoke, I simply
tilted my head off to the side, ignoring the fact that my companion was about
as red as a tomato… come to think of it, I haven’t seen a tomato in at least a
decade. “Fan-fiction? Why would the Eternal Virgin be writ-“ I was interrupted
by the Farseer, who simply continued instead of allowing me to ask question. “Carwyn
is even on the road to creating a civilization where Mon-Keigh and Eldar societies
are integrated. Come, let’s give them some time alone… So that they can finally
get to sorting through the ship armaments that they make require in the future.”
With that,
Eldrad grabbed Macha by one arm and dragged her through a web-way portal just
as I finally stepped up to them. “… What a dick.” I heard from my right, my
head turning over toward Carwyn who had actually said it before I could. “Aye.
At least he is kind enough to supply us…”
Once that
was over and the Exodites were introduced to the community, I went off on my
own to go through the equipment that he had left for us and arrange for the
pieces to be taken up to the repair station so that they can be installed,
along with anything else that we may have been able to construct during our
time here. By the time that I was back on the station, there seemed to be an
object on my desk. A black orb of sorts, glowing… I saw it before on the ship
when I was grabbing my weapons and equipment from the captain’s trophy case.
Something in my head told me one simple thing… Time for things to end here so
that I can return to my wandering.
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